Centerforce Clutch?
i was wondering if any body is using the centerforce clutch in their type r or if anyone has heard anything good or bad about it? im just wondering b/c im looking at buying it, and from experience with centerforce clutches in mustang they make a great product for domestic i just wanted to know if anyone knew if they carried their quality to the import side
ok in everbodies opinion which clutch is better? im looking for a clutch and i want to know from people that have the products. Clutch masters, ACT, Centerforce or SPEC? any info would be helpful
I'll throw my .02 in there...Centerforce Stage3 flywheel/clutch combo was a definite 'thumbs-up'.
fwiw - I do 3-4 HPDE's per year & routinely outrun the porsches, vettes, & audi's at their own events + ~10,000 miles on the street. I'm looking to switch to club racing (ita) within 2 years. I drive my cars hard - period. Centerforce holds up VERY well.
fwiw - I do 3-4 HPDE's per year & routinely outrun the porsches, vettes, & audi's at their own events + ~10,000 miles on the street. I'm looking to switch to club racing (ita) within 2 years. I drive my cars hard - period. Centerforce holds up VERY well.
My buddy had the Centerforce DF and I'm currently looking to put it in my SOHC Civic as well.
The DF held up extremely well over the years of abuse as he had it on a boosted GS-R making over 250whp and then rebuilt the motor and it made just a touch over 300whp...and finally back down to 210whp all motor.
Too many night races, drag passes and it still held power. Good clutch that never gave up. Excellent stock like pedal feel too, so it won't beat you up during daily driving or HPDEs.
The DF held up extremely well over the years of abuse as he had it on a boosted GS-R making over 250whp and then rebuilt the motor and it made just a touch over 300whp...and finally back down to 210whp all motor.
Too many night races, drag passes and it still held power. Good clutch that never gave up. Excellent stock like pedal feel too, so it won't beat you up during daily driving or HPDEs.


